
One of the things I have really enjoyed with this book are the pages of music in the book. Many of them are easy enough for me to play on the piano. But I splurged when I bought this book and bought the CD that goes with the book. So we will listen to the songs played that go along with the story.
I am glad to listen to something else besides The Magic Flute for a change.
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Where did you find this book? I checked our library and it's not there. Maybe I can find it on amazon or ebay. It looks like a great one.
I have loved Mozart for as long as I can remember. Sounds like a neat book! Good job reading!
I love Mozart too! I really want to do biographies of the great masters next year- I am going to add this book to my list of composers.
We studied Mozart last month! And, we read Wheeler's book - it was great! Here's a link to my post: http://alexml.blogspot.com/2008/02/mozart-magic-flute.html. And, if you search for "Mozart" on my blog, you'll find a little more.
Enjoy Mozart!
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